Accident Reconstruction Engineer — Forensic Expert

TYG; Nashville (TN); Sur place; USD 90 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Mentorship and professional growth

Competitive salary and comprehensive,

Exposure to complex investigations

Résumé du poste

TYG is seeking an Accident Reconstruction Engineer to join our growing forensic engineering team. You will investigate incidents, inspect scenes and vehicles, and perform analyses to determine cause and contributing factors.

You’ll develop technical reports and present findings to clients and attorneys, collaborating with seasoned engineers. The ideal candidate has hands-on reconstruction experience, a related engineering degree, and PE licensure or progress toward licensure; ACTAR accreditation

Qualifications

• Proven experience in accident reconstruction, forensic engineering, or a related field.
• Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Mechanical, Automotive, or related engineering discipline.
• PE license preferred, but candidates actively working toward licensure welcomed.
• ACTAR accreditation preferred.

Responsabilités

• Conduct accident scene, vehicle and evidence inspections.
• Perform accident reconstruction and engineering analyses to determine how incidents occurred.
• Apply vehicle dynamics and engineering principles to complex investigations.
• Produce clear, detailed technical reports and present findings to clients and attorneys.

Connaissances

Accident reconstruction

Forensic engineering

Bachelor's degree in Civil/Mechanical/

Professional Engineer (PE) preferred

ACTAR accreditation preferred

Formation

Bachelor’s degree in Civil/Mechanical/Automotive engineering

Description du poste

TYG is seeking an Accident Reconstruction Engineer to join our growing forensic engineering team. You will investigate incidents, inspect scenes and vehicles, and perform analyses to determine cause and contributing factors.

You’ll develop technical reports and present findings to clients and attorneys, collaborating with seasoned engineers. The ideal candidate has hands-on reconstruction experience, a related engineering degree, and PE licensure or progress toward licensure; ACTAR accreditation